A London court has extended four weeks in the remand of Karachi businessman Jabir Siddiqui Moti, arrested in connection with underWorld Dawood Ibrahim.
During the trial on Tuesday, Jabir Moti was released in front of the court through a video link from jail.
The judge issued a verdict to keep them in prison for more than four weeks after the court questioned his identity.
Jabir Moti’s lawyer Toby Cadman told the court that he is not giving bail for the occasion but he may file a new petition for his client’s bail in the next hearing on September 25.
On August 17, the Laboratory Metropolitan Police Extension Unit was arrested Jabir Moti in five-star hotel Paddington.
His arrest in London was on the request of the American Investigation Agency and was arrested and presented before the District Judge.
Representating the Crown Prosecution Service while hearing his bail application on August 21, the prosecutor told the court that Jaber Pearl is the senior member of the Crime Syndicate D Company, headed by David Ibrahim, who is a terrorist. Is involved in crimes such as drug smuggling, money laundering and extortion.
He told the court that FBI has been collecting information about D company since 2012.
The court was told that the leadership of the D company is present in Pakistan and its smuggling routes spread across South Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
It was also told to the court that Jabir Moti’s main leader in D company, who directs this company head to Dawood Ibrahim directs and represents them at international meetings.
Jabir Moti’s lawyer Toby Cadman told the court that his talents are a successful businessman in Karachi and owns a good role. The lawyer said that Jabir has a UK visas for ten years and has already been in America.
Lawyer Toby Cadman said that his clients are willing to accept strict terms of payment for bail of any worth.
However, District Judge Margot Coleman dismissed his bail application, and showed that he would escape from the country if he was guaranteed.
Referring to the argument about the inaccessible evidence of the court, Judge Coleman said that the United States is a democratic country and both countries carry out their duties based on mutual confidence. Judge said, “If they have said that they have evidence of these allegations, then I accept their claim as it is described.”
In Britain’s journalism circles, arrest of Jabir Motti from London is being given significant importance, as far as the case of Underworld Dawood Ibrahim is seen as a double issue between India and Pakistan.
India claims that in 1993, Dawood Ibrahim, who was wanted in Bombay attacks in Mumbai, was in Pakistan, while Pakistan has always denied the claim. However, this time, Dawood Ibrahim did not come to India from the allegations, but requested by the American investigators to arrest Jabir Moti.
On the other hand, the British Department of Finance August 16 has renewed its list of individuals and institutions, against which financial restrictions have been imposed. The list includes Dawood Ibrahim’s name and his three addresses have been given in Karachi city of Pakistan.
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